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mathSuite
Powerful Calculus Environment and Matrices Handling Engine
mathSuite is a very powerful Mathematical Suite which deals principally with complex algebric and geometric operations. It is powered by the fabulous ExprEval C Parser. The main purpose of this project is fast math-oriented algorithm virtualization, with an optimized direct text interface. Also it gives you a very powerful and fast Calculus Environment which let you handle easily interchangeable variable lists, matrices, LOGS and Settings Layouts with optimized Items Lists Managing Engine. You'll also be able to execute your own scriptfiles with a basic math-oriented beta script language. ... -
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Lincalc
A powerful console calculator with a fast and simple interface.
(Graphical Edition Released, BreezyCalc: http://breezycalc.sourceforge.net/) Lincalc is a console calculator designed to provide a quick and simple interface to a very powerful engine. Its parser is based on muParser <http://muparser.sourceforge.net/>. It supports user-defined variables, logical operators for conditions, and a wide range of mathematical functions each calculation that is made is stored in a result variable (Ans1, Ans2..) and can be referenced in equations. It also supports evaluation of multiple equations each separated by a ','. ... -
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RPGCalc is a calculation engine designed to allow user/developers to model RPG systems and create tools like GM assistants and character generator. Using Scheme for math and XML+Xpath for data and structure any system can be modeled.
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